A dark heather gray pullover hoodie featuring a circular graphic of Smokey Bear wearing a Smokey hat on the chest, with the text "ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT WILDFIRES" below the illustration.
A man standing on a rocky mountain peak wearing a dark charcoal gray hoodie with a graphic of Smokey Bear, paired with brown pants and hiking boots. There is a scenic mountain range in the background.
A smiling person with a beard and grey hair standing in prairie grass wearing a dark gray pullover hoodie with a circular graphic of a Smokey Bear on it.
Close up of a person wearing a charcoal gray Smokey Bear hoodie with vintage bear face graphic and “Only You Can Prevent Wildfires” text.

Smokey Bear Fleece Hoodie - Vintage Bear

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Stay warm and show your support for Smokey Bear's classic message with the Smokey Bear fleece hoodie. This charcoal gray pullover features a vintage-style illustration of the iconic fire prevention mascot, complete with his classic flat hat. Below the image is Smokey Bear's is the text “Only You Can Prevent Wildfires." The front pouch pocket and hood add cozy everyday comfort.

This cozy hoodie has a front pouch pocket for storing items and a drawstring hood. Perfect for layering, you can wear it on cooler hikes, while camping, during a road trip, or anywhere you want to show your support for Smokey Bear. 

  • Officially licensed Smokey Bear product
  • Super-soft 52% polyester, 48% cotton fabric
  • Wash inside out in cold with like colors, recommend line drying or tumble dry low.
  • 5 unisex sizes (SM–2X)
  • Printed in the United States

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